Product Review: Cowboy Colostrum

Formula

Cowboy Colostrum’s Nature’s Gold Vanilla Colostrum is made from grass-fed, hormone-free bovine colostrum, rich in its source of bioactive compounds. It contains immune-boosting immunoglobulins, growth factors that aid in the maintenance of tissues in the gastrointestinal tract, and other proteins like lactoferrin and proline-rich polypeptides that are key in contributing to immune system functioning. It contains no artificial additives, relying instead on natural vanilla flavoring and organic monk fruit extract for its taste.

Effects

This colostrum powder is designed to strengthen immune function, thanks to its high content in immunoglobulin, which helps modulate the body’s immune response. The inclusion of natural prebiotics support gut microbiome balance and health of intestinal lining, which can help with digestion and bloating. Many users also report improved skin and hair health.

Use

This colostrum powder is easy to mix into water, milk, or smoothies, with the vanilla making it a great addition to those wanting a sweet flavor profile. However, the mixability is not perfect since some users report clumping when stirring it into liquids. It’s recommended to use a blender or frother when mixing into your beverage of choice as long as it’s not over 100°F.

Flavor

The natural vanilla and monk fruit give the powder a mild sweetness, making it a palatable colostrum option. It blends well with milk-based drinks, tea, or coffee but may not pair as well with all beverages due to its rich taste. Those who prefer unflavored colostrum may find the added sweetness unnecessary, but for users who dislike the natural taste of colostrum, this is a more enjoyable alternative.

Price

This is a premium-priced colostrum powder, reflecting its grass-fed sourcing, careful processing, and added probiotics. While not the most budget-friendly option, the quality justifies the cost for those prioritizing potency and taste. However, those seeking a basic, unflavored colostrum may find cheaper alternatives elsewhere.